Any video geek with moderate VoiceOver / Final Cut / After Effects / Motion skills will have the know-how to pull this off. That can't be hard to find. Althoug

Any video geek with moderate VoiceOver / Final Cut / After Effects / Motion skills will have the know-how to pull this off. That can't be hard to find. Although Blurts is a completely different approach than the other two examples you posted. Same rules apply, just add a camera. http://adamlisagor.com http://adamlisagor.com has been doing some really interesting promotional videos for apps and web services. But this all really does boil down to how much you want to spend, as far as talent goes. You can find a savvy college kid or hire someone who does this sort of work full-time. Or make something a little less sub-par and do it in house.